Sentence examples for diverged patterns from inspiring English sources

The two repeat units, which we termed "A" and "B" (∼100 and 145 kb, respectively), have very diverged patterns of repetitive elements, in particular Alu elements (Fig.  2B), but are otherwise around 95% similar at the DNA sequence level (standard deviation 4%, minimum 80%, maximum 100%, interquartile range 92 % 98, 100 bp windows free of repetitive elements).

Gene expression of single-copy genes showed more divergence among tissues in P. glauca than in P. abies, with paralogs that are expressed in megagametophytes showing the highest expression and least diverged patterns in P. glauca (supplementary fig. S6, Supplementary Material online).

Diverging patterns of tuition fees may – may – be going to make it harder for Scots, Irish or Welsh students to come to English universities, or make them think it's not worth the extra bother.

However, previous results indicate diverging patterns.

The retention and catch rates are calculated for every shop and product type, showing the diverging patterns we described before.

Since diverging patterns emerge across countries and over time, Section 3 explores the role of labour market institutions, namely employment protection legislation, in driving these asymmetric behaviours.

Similar diverging patterns of dune sand accumulation and preservation before and after 15 ka in many mid-latitude dune fields imply broad climatic controls linked to the changes in high-northern-latitude forcing.

In that work, we focused our analysis on gene sets that showed monotonically diverging patterns of expression between CS and HM cultures.

Additionally, these genes show diverging patterns of expression, unequal rates of substitution and positive selection [ 6- 11].

Obviously, we must take into consideration diverging patterns in different age groups.

B.R. and W.W. showed diverging patterns of performance on these tests (Table 2).